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Last May, when Trump endorsed Oz for the Republican Senate nomination over David McCormick, many of the state's loyal conservatives balked. Dave Ball, the Washington County GOP chairman who flipped his county from blue to red in voter registration, said at the time, “What the hell was he thinking?” When Mastriano surged comfortably ahead in the polls for the GOP gubernatorial nomination in the weeks before the May primary, I reported extensively on the Republicans' fears that Mastriano would drag the party down, including its Senate nominee; within days of that story, Trump endorsed Mastriano.

Biden on Saturday told reporters that "everybody is frustrated" after two massive pieces of legislation stalled in Congress, as well as a debt limit increase, amid infighting among a divided Democratic caucus. "Everybody is frustrated, it’s part of being in government, being frustrated," Biden told reporters on the White House lawn. Biden spoke to reporters on his way to Delaware for the weekend

President Joe Biden will travel to his home in Delaware on Saturday, according to the White House, after his agenda stalled in Congress due to Democrat infighting. The president spent Friday afternoon meeting with Democrats on Capitol Hill to try to advance his $5 trillion spending agenda, but to no avail.

President-elect Joe Biden on Wednesday called on Americans not to gather with extended families for Thanksgiving, saying it was a “patriotic duty” to limit the spread of COVID-19. “This year we are asking Americans to forgo so many of the traditions that we’ve long made this holiday,” Biden said.

Here’s what Democrat governors previously said about President Trump’s outstanding support in helping them with the coronavirus— while Biden was hiding out in his basement eating oatmeal. https://t.co/GLTCcxL5YI— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) October 29, 2020 The media will never give President Trump credit for his handling of this global pandemic. The people who know the truth about what he accomplished are the Democrat governors who worked with him. Here's what they had to say. #PromisesMadePromisesKept pic.twitter.com/eMqgSzvEBu— Trump War Room - Text TRUMP to 88022 (@TrumpWarRoom) April 29, 2020

Joe Biden took the day off on Saturday after traveling to tiny events with around a dozen people earlier in the week. This also comes at the same time that emails, photos and soon videos from Hunter Biden’s laptop are being reported in the press.

It was back to the basement for Joe Biden Saturday — as President Trump went into campaign overdrive. With only 16 days to go before Election Day, amid an uproar over The Post’s expose of son Hunter’s shady foreign business deals and with a second debate face-off this week, Biden retreated to his Delaware home with no public events on his schedule — and a substantial but slightly slipping national polling lead in his pocket. Meanwhile, the underdog president whipped up his troops Saturday at back-to-back rallies in two crucial battleground states, with two more of the raucous gatherings set...

Now he’s trying to compliment all of the essential workers who made it possible for him to hole up in his basement for the majority of the campaign, and he thanks not the person stocking the grocery shelves, but “some black woman” who was able to stock the shelf.

Deep in the heart of Delaware, Joe Biden sits in his basement. Alone. Hiding. Diminished.

Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe told a video conference meeting with Democrats that Joe Biden should keep campaigning from his basement, where he has been remotely during the coronavirus pandemic. McAuliffe made the remarks over the weekend during a “monthly breakfast” meeting of the Norfolk City Democratic Committee, according to Fox News, which obtained audio of the call.

Joe Biden left his home for the first time in months on Monday, sporting a face mask to lay a wreath at the Delaware Memorial Bridge Veteran's Memorial Park